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Adjectives and Sentence begins with a verb Fri Jun 20, 2008 2:25 am  Adjectives and Sentence begins with a verb
 

Hi ,
I am writing two context below this line

(Adjective)
Can I use an adjective (Innovative) for the following nouns

Innovative subjects.

Innovative methods.

Innovative solution.

Innovative steps.

Innovative guidance.

"Sentence begins with a verb"

And also I have a doubt can a sentence begins with a verb?.

For example

"Assume that if you buy an article costs of 500rs and you give 595 rs to the shop keeper , can you tell me how much amount will you get return ?

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Adjectives and Sentence begins with a verb Fri Jun 20, 2008 2:32 am  Adjectives and Sentence begins with a verb
 

Only 'Innovative guidance' sounds a little farfetched to me but still possible, IMO. "Assume that..." = Let's assume that... or Please try to assume that..., I think. So it's possible too.
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Adjectives and Sentence begins with a verb Fri Jun 20, 2008 10:02 am  Adjectives and Sentence begins with a verb
 

In terms of frequency, these are the top 10 combinations in the BNC:

1 INNOVATIVE IDEAS 28
2 INNOVATIVE APPROACH 22
3 INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY 18
4 INNOVATIVE PRODUCTS 17
5 INNOVATIVE PROJECTS 16
6 INNOVATIVE SCHEMES 16
7 INNOVATIVE WORK 16
8 INNOVATIVE APPROACHES 13
9 INNOVATIVE FEATURES 13
10 INNOVATIVE DESIGN 11

You can search here for the rest:

http://corpus.byu.edu/bnc/x.asp
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